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* TERMINATOR 2 - GAME BOY 
* PRO FOOTBALL - SUPER FAMICOM 
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* STORM MASTER 

* TOK! - MEGA DRIVE 
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The most successful near-licence 
character of all time, James Pond, aka 
Robocod, is about to send up the 
biggest commercial interest this year, 
the Barcelona Olympics. 

Yes, James Pond will be compéring 
a sub-aqua Olympic’ games, parodying 
the game industry’s tendency to exploit 
anything that moves... and everything 
that doesn’t! 

To be released when the games 
commence, Robocod Olympics ’92 will 


contain various 
throwing pikes will 
traditional javelin and 


from the discus. More news 


t fist er 
as we get it! 


VAPOR TRAIL _ 


Renovation’s op: -selling, award winning 


console shoot'em-up, Vapor Trail, is to 
be released on Amiga. This blistering, 
fast-moving blast has rekindled a 
nation’s interest in traditional dodge and 
fire, with some extraordinary graphics 
and explosive firepower. 

You pilot a futuristic fighter-jet 


olan Cub mu a. GURer- viii 


The presence ee the Tiwrath fleet in this region of 


* space is an act of war! 


2 GAMES-X 13TH-19TH FEBRUARY 1992 


the assault, with each plane h 
own strengths and weaknesses. For 
example: the Valkyrie bomber is slow but 
awesome, and the Silph fighter is 
lightning fast but offers less firepower. 
This is a bloomin’ good blast so look 
out for its imminent release on Sega, 
and on Amiga in autumn ’92. 


“SUPER GOLF 


se a a 
Golf on a hand held? Yep Super Golf 
on the Game Gear is a full-colour golf 
simulation which boasts a variety of 
features normally associated with a 16- 
bit game. These include club and iron 
selection, wind \direction, along with 
swing and snap. | 

With on-screen icons, you select the 
angle of shot, spin or slice and you can 
set up tournaments with four players 
competing. Check out Super Golf in the 
shops now on Sega Game Gear. 


Disney’s endearing cartoon the Little 
Mermaid was a best-seller on the NES 
and now it’s being produced for the 
Game Boy. Featuring five aquatic levels, 
the game includes all the major 


characters: Ariel, Prince Eric, Flounder 
and Scuttle. 

As Ariel you have to dodge lobsters, 
electric eels and spineballs. while snaring 
fierce fish to render them harmless. 

The biggest battle however, is 
against the evil Ursula, the despicable 
queen of the deep who has frozen one 
ocean and turned another into a sea of 
flames. Release on Game Boy is 
scheduled for June 1992. 


BEAST AN RESTLER 


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WF looks really) tame 


\ compared with the 


\wrestling arena of the 
future, where grapple fans 
lust after beast blood. 

In Beast Wrestler 
horrible mutant monsters 
bite and claw each other 
into submission. In dditian. 
to unarmed comHat you§\ 


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colourful spectacle with 
game control being ayer 
and accurate. 

Look out ‘Yer it iw the 
shops this month on the 
yo Master System, from US 
* publisher’ Renovation. 


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GX helps you to save money with 
ReGee helping. of the best 
y | software around including 
10 reviews, along with Brian’s 
recommended games. 


Sof raat Charts 6 
Both full price and budget for 
your machine. For the Mega 
Drive chart turn to page 20. 


Console Connexions 20 

pacee ave He ae 2 on 

pe Ve es na «OG Boy, Pro football for Super 

Street Talk 40 it Mega Drive reviews 

Find out who the winner is of the cluding Toki and Crocodile 

c ga Drive in the Pacmania World. The latest Nintendo news, 
je. Oh, the excitement’s plus much more. 


Tip- Q7 
Untouchables, ToeJam and 
Earl, Blue Lightning, Hagar... 
Player's Guides 28-33 
Comprehensive guides _ for 
Microprose Golf, Robocop 3 and 
part one of the Another World 
player's guide. 


Dr X's Clinic 36 


Sneaky Peeks 41-45 
Get your first taster of ARC’s 


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against their arch- 
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The Disney character modified more Megavolt, | Bushroot, 
than any other, Donald Duck, is now Quacker Jack and 
appearing in a new TV series. Darkwing Steel Beak. 
the Duck is a bungling but endearing The graphics and of 7 5 Na Cyber Assault, Race -Drivin’ from 
detective who, with his sidekick sound are state-of- indy Heat 12 Domark and Global Effect from 
Launchpad, embarks on the usual the-art with some Exclusive: Your first chance to Millennium. 
predictable adventure-cartoon scrapes. very taxing arcade fe : hit _the track with Storm's 
Now Darkwing is being produced for predicaments and Gres loniireteing| Clune: 
the NES with the detecting duo fighting infuriating puzzles. 


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FREDERICK POHL'S 
GATEWAY 


rederick Pohl’s Gateway was acclaimed as being 
the most influential sci-fi concept since 2001 AD. In 
this graphical spectacular you take the role of 
mercenary-cum-prospector on an ancient, preordained 


| mission searching for knowledge and technology. 


If you discover the terrible secret which lies in the 
vastness of space, you will immediately be locked into 
battle with a ruthless race of usurpers. 

This is stunning RPG with hundreds of venues and an 
abundance of alien races to interact with. 

Designed by graphical/adventure design leader, 
Legend, the game will feature first on PC in the summer 
with other formats planned in ’93. 


Game Boy version is expected in the 
autumn, again from Capcom. 


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US Doctors are treating more and more Gameplay takes you through six: 


kids for wrist tendon problems and separate missions as you fight with 
cramps in the hand. These problems are hand-to-hand combat and awesome, 
induced by continuous playing with high-tech weaponry through a total of 15 
console control units. areas. 

This is a complaint caused by You are given 
continuous and _ repetitive hand the option to 
movement and is suffered by many plot a course 
touch-typists. The docs recommend that to the Cobra 
you pause every half-hour or so, have a HQ to destroy 
cup of tea and loosen the old digits up. the enemy's 

Incidentally, according to the top-secret 
Independent newspaper, the medical weapon. 
term for this unpleasant muscular 
complaint is ‘Nintenditis’!) Can you 
believe it? 


GI Joe: the Atlantis Factor is one of 


the top selling licences on NES which 
now looks set for UK release in March. A 


ON THE SHELF! 


Here is a list which has been compiled by GX, with the help of Centresoft and 
Leisuresoft, to keep you up to date with all the games which will be hitting the 
shops in the coming week. 

There may be some changes to the release dates of some of the games but 
keep an eye on the shelves, these games shouldn’t be too far behind the date 
indicated. 


Product House Format Price Date 
Action Fighter Kixx 8-bit £3.99 16/2/92 
Amiga,ST £7.99 16/2/92 
Brides of Dracula Gonzo ‘Amiga,ST £25.99 21/2/92 
({) nn 1) a Dh LE 
lik Clak Gonzo PC £29.99 14/2192 
Amiga —i(astsi(itiéi259—s«dHDIOR 
C64 £10.99 14/2/92 
Dragons of Flame Kixx 8-bit £3.99 16/2/92 
Amiga,ST «7.99 — ‘16/2192 
Eco Quest "Sierra PC £39.99 14/2/92 
Four Most Cute Alternative 8-bit £3.99 14/2/92 
Grid Runner Lynx Lynx £2999 21/2/92 
Kwik Snax Accolade PC £7.99 14/2/92 
“Magic Candle 2 Electronic Arts PC £34.99 14/2/99 
Poker Accolade PC ET4.99 TA 2I92 
Populous 2 Electronic Arts ST £29.99 14/2/92 
Reach for the Skies Acclaim ST;P¢ £35.99 14/2/92, 
‘Red Barron Sierra OnLine Mac E3499 THIS 
“Robocop 3 Ocean ST E25.99 1772/92 
Rolling Thunder Lynx — Lynx ELVIF THAI 
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‘Star Trek ElectronicArts PO 634.99 TH/2/92 
‘Super Space Invaders Domark PC £34.99 17/2192 
Team Yankee Commodore CDTV £34.99 14/2/92 
‘Top Gun 2 Acclaim PC ss 635.99 20/8/9 
‘Top Wrestling ~_ Linel Amiga £25.99 17/2/92 
“Traders -  Linel Amiga B25.99 TA/2192 
World Class Soccer Lynx Lynx ELVIS T7292 
World Series Cricket Soundware Amiga £30.99 QO292 


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Retailers: If you are having any difficulties obtaining these classic 
titles, please call Computer Software Distribution - (061) 371-8423 


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BART VS THE SPACE MUTANT W |BIRDS OF PREY 


House: OCEAN Team: ARC DEVELOPMENTS V |House: ELECTRONIC ARTS Team: JEZ SAN & THE ARGONAUTS 


DIZZY COLLECTION W JAMES POND 2 - ROBOCOD 


House: CODEMASTERS Team: OLIVER TWINS | VY |House: MILLENNIUM Team: C SORRELL & S BAK 


’ TERMINATOR 2 / POPULOUS 2 


House: OCEAN Team: DEMENTIA ; 1 House: ELECTRONIC ARTS Team: BULLFROG 


- JIMMY WHITE'S WHIRLWIND SNO FOOTBALL CRAZY CHALLENGE 


House: VIRGIN Team: ARCHER MAC House: ANCO Team: DINO DINI 


JAMES POND 2-ROBOCOD , | LOTUS TURBO CHALLENGE 2 


House: MILLENNIUM Team: € SORRELL & S BAK | eee House: GREMLIN Team: MAGNETIC FIELDS 


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House: PSYGNOSIS Team: DMA DESIGN House: CORE DESIGN Team: 8TH DAY 


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BUBBLE DIZZY -JEYE OF THE BEHOLDER 2 


House: CODEMASTERS Team: LYNDON SHARP House: US GOLD Team: SSI 


ROBOCO OH NO! MORE LEMMINGS 


House: HIT SQUAD Team: PETER JOHNSON House: PSYGNOSIS Team: DMA DESIGN 


GHOULS 'N’ GHOSTS FUN SCHOOL 4 (OVER 7 


House: KIXX Team: SOFTWARE CREATIONS House: EUROPRESS SOFTWARE Team: IN HOUSE 


BUBBLE BOBBLE FUN SCHOOL 3 (5-7) 


House: HIT SQUAD Team: SOFTWARE CREATIONS House: EUROPRESS SOFTWARE Team: IN HOUSE 


FIRST DIVISION MANAGER JAHANGIR KHAN SQUASH 


House: CODEMASTERS Team: CYRUS SOFTWARE House: KRISALIS Team: IN HOUSE 


DOUBLE DRAGO 


N2 
House: TRONIX Team: BINARY DESIGN 


EDD THE DUCK 


House: ZEPPELIN Team: IN HOUSE 


THE NEW ZEALAND STORY 


House: HIT SQUAD Team: CHOICE 


RAINBOW ISLANDS 


House: HIT SQUAD Team: GRAFTGOLD 


RICK DANGEROUS 


House: KIXX Team: CORE 


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GUNSHIP 2000 


House: MICROPROSE Team: MPS LABS 


F-117A STEALTH FIGHTER 2.0 


House: MICROPROSE Team: MPS LAB: 


BOARD GENIUS 


House: BEAU JOLLY Team: VARIOUS 


BATTLE COMMAND 


House: OCEAN Team: REALTIME SOFTWARE 


EMLYN HUGHES ARCADE QUIZ 


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sew Super Kick Off........... £ 


sew Donald Duck... 


Donkey Kong 
Classics... 


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Eqotball 1992... essere 
sew Robo Cod Pond 2....... 

/ You could be one of 12 lucky winners 
to enjoy a fantastic day of action at es = 

_ Heathrow Airport! Starting witha — ff | Awesome Golf........... 

super lunch at Heathrow Visitor’s : 

Centre, you'll then tour the British 


Super Monaco GP......... ihae 
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“yew Sonic the 29 ; aircraft, meet the Captain, and Gauntlet 3 veces £34, 99 
Hedgehog. sessssessseessnsseees ffaJ.99 get a framed photo of you at the 


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TITLES IN-STORE 


Prices correct at time of printing, All titles subject to availability, 


controls! Entry to this Prize Draw 
is FREE and open to anyone 
aged 12 or over. 
J So grab a pen, fill in the form 
5 aa aca bat below and take it to any Dixons 
by 29th February, 1992. 


| FREE PRIZE DRAW ENTRY FORM ORR 


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voucher for a FREE video game cartridge o 
your choice (ask in-store for full details). 
All cartridges subject to availability. 


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AEBOY 
NEW RELEASES/BEST 
| SELLERS 
| ALL £24.99 EACH 
| Addams Family 


| 


| Bill Elliot's NASCAR | ALL £14.00 EACH 


Bugs Bunny II 
Double Dragon II 
Ishido - Way of Stones 
Elevator Action 


MINT CONDITION 
SECONDHAND 


GAMES. 
IMMACULATE! 


Nemesis 
Power Mission 
Qix 


Burai Fighter D/L 


| Marble Madness Loopz 
| Ninja Gaiden Harmony 
Battletoads Bases Loaded 
| WWE Radar Mission 
World Bowling Ghostbusters II 
Simpsons Pipe Dream 
Roger Rabbit Battle Bull 
Robocop II Turtles (Jap) 
Turrican Lock 'n' Chase (Jap) 
Turtles II : 
Punisher Only 1 of these 
NEL Football each in stock - 
Chase HQ CALL NOW !! 


Mickeys D200) Caso.) 


GAMEBOY 
(INCLUDING TETRIS, 
LINK CABLE, 
HEADPHONES, 
BATTERIES) 


: £62.99 


GAMEBOY 
ACCESSORIES 
Play & carry case 

£5.99 
Amplifier £12.99 
Magnifier £6.99 


Lightboy £21.99 
GamePak carry case 
£8.99 
Power supply £7.99 
Leda carry case £9.99 


Carry-all case £14.99 | I= 


HYPERBOY!! £49.00 §f § 


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| NEW RELEASES/BEST SELLERS 


MASTER SYSTEM | 
SONIC THE HEDGEHOG |! - £24.99 


Robocod - J. 


¥} Quackshot 


oadblaster: 
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Wrestle War 
4) Pacmania ... 
1) Sonic the He 
§ Road Rash 


§ Mario Lemieux Ice Hockey. 
§ The Immortal 
# F22 Interceptor .. 
i Golden Axe 2.. 
john Madden ‘92 
oe Montana II... 


| Shadow of the Beast... 
| PGA Tour Golf 
Lakers v Celtic 


Sega Pal Megadrive - runs ALL carts 
£105.00 (Plus £5.00 P&P) 


UK Megadrive + Sonic 
£129 ) 


Pond II BUBBLE BOBBLE 1! - £24.99 
SPEEDBALL, XENON 2, 
LEADERBOARD, SUMMER GAMES, 
PAPERBOY, GAUNTLET, SPIDERMAN, 
R-TYPE, MICKEY MOUSE, 
WONDERBOY Ii, MOONWALKER, 
GHOULS'N'GHOSTS, GOLDEN AXE, 
SHINOBI, PSYCHO FOX. 
ALL £24.99 EACH 


POPULOUS, PACMANIA, 
GOLFAMANIA 
ALL £29.99 EACH 


SUPER KICK-OFF - £29.99 
DONALD DUCK - £27.99 


ACCESSORIES 
PRO2 Joypad.... 
M/D Carry case . 
Eng/Jap Adaptor 
Freedom Joystick... 


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9 (Plus £5.00 P&P) 


SUPER FAMICOM 
Super Famicom... 
Joe and Mac.... 
Castlevania IV 
Ghouls ‘n' Ghosts (US/Jap) . 
Lagoon (US) ... 

Lemmings 
Gad Fire Wrestling 
| John Madden (US)... 


BLOCKO 


XENOPH 


1R- “TYP@.......- 45.99 
Area 88 ... .45.99 
Mario World 45.99 

j Hyper Zone... 45.99 


: j Final Fight (US 


D Force 

Super F/Mation Soccer 

US Games require adaptor for 
Famicom: Only £19.99!! 


Super NES (Scart) + Scart cable only 
£225.00 (Plus £5.00 P&P) 

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HOW TO ORDER:- 


LYNX II £79.99 


(PLUS £5 P&P) 


SCRAPYARD DOG, PACLAND, APB, 
TURBO SUB, CHEQUERED FLAG, 


UT, CALIFORNIA GAMES, 


ELECTROCOP, PAPERBOY, MS PACMAN, 
NINJA GAIDEN, ROADBLASTERS, 
CHESS, RYGAR, SHANGHAI, WARBIRDS, 


OBE, QIX, SLIMEWORLD, 


RAMPAGE, KLAX, GAUNTLET, AWESOME 
GOLF, HARD DRIVIN', STUN RUNNER, | 
BILL AND TED, XYBOTS, VIKING CHILD, 
CYBERBALL, ISHIDO 
ALL £23.99 EACH 


US NINTENDO 
UK/US Conversion...Call 


Super Mario Ill, Turtles I! 


£39.99 EACH 


Narc, Total Recall 


£34.99 EACH 


+ Lots lots more 


Too many titles to list 
Please call NOW! 


(0532) 500445 _ 


Simply call the Sale Hotline quoting | 


your Access/Visa number and 
Expiry Date and the title(s) you 
| fequire or send your order with a 
; cheque or postal order stating what § 
you require and your order will be 
promptly despatched if in stock 
(Most titles are) 
Prices subject to change without notice. 
Please include Postage & Packing at 


| SEGA 


Attache Case 


#} Magnigear.. 
] Wide Gear... 


Halley Wars. 


| G-Loc 


| Game Gear + Adapto 


#} Master Gear..... 
fj Leda Carry Case. 


#] Solitaire Poker. 


Mickey Mouse. 


j Joe Montana... 
Super Monaco. 
| Put and Putter 


Donald Duck . 
Galaga 91.. 
Shinobi 
Outru 
Ninja Gaiden.. 
Wonderboy... 
Factory Panic 
Space Harrier 
Clutch Hitter. 
Woody Pop... 


GAME GEAR 


GAME GEAR 
+ Master Gear 
+ Any Master System Game 
(up to £24.99) 
£129.99 
(Plus £5 P&P) 


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designed for arcade shoot’em-up and aircraft 
simulations. and boasts a quite unique design, 
conducive to full control. ; 


T= Stealth joystick has been specifically 


I mean, have you ever tried playing your fave 
game with something looking remarkably similar to 
a croissant in your hands?! . 

Now K-Tron is pleased to be able to give away 
20 such Stealths for you lucky games players out 
there. Your side of the bargain is easy-peasy; 
identify the three classic games pictured here. 

Send your replies to: Oh Joy Competition, 
Games-X, Europa House,. Macclesfield, Cheshire 
SK10 4NP, no later than 5th March. 


20 K-TRON JOYSTICKS TO GIVE AV 


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~ WIDE GEAR 
MAGNIFIER 
GG4060...14.99 


SEGA TV ADAPTOR (TURNS GAME 

GEAR INTO HANDHELD TV) 

CAR ADAPTOR FOR GAME GEAR 

(PLUGS INTO CIGAR LIGHTER) 

CARRYBAG FOR GAMEGEAR 

GEAR TO GEAR CABLE 

(LINKS TWO GAME GEARS) ie 

MAINS ADAPTOR FOR GAME GEAR. -GG1830 


NINJA GAIDEN.. .BC1840... 
OUTRUN 

PENGO . 

PSYCHIC WORLD . 


PUT & PUTTER GOLF 


SOLITAIR POKER . 
iG THE HEDGEHOG BC1955 ... 


RECHARGEABL 
BATTERY PACK 
FOR GAME GEAR} 
(REQUIRES 
MAINS ADAPTOR 
ue) CHARGE) . 


Goldstar 4902 
14" TV/Monitor | 


ITH REMOTE CONTROL 


Megadrive 

GG1233 

Sonic The Hedgehog, = 
FREE extra TURBO Joypad 

FREE Special Reserve membership 


688 ATTACK SUB 
ABRAMS BATTLE 
AFTERBURNER 2 
ALIEN STORM.. 


ARROW FLASH COMPETITION PRO STAR | 


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CENTURION DEFENDER 
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CRACK DOW! 
CYBERBALL . 
DARK CASTLE: 
DECAPATTACK 


HARD DRIVIN - 
HELLFIRE . 
IMMORTAL . 

ISHIDO . 

J.B. DOUGLAS BOXING 
JAMES POND . 

JEWEL MASTER 


JOE MONTANA e $} FOOTBALL "$C1774... 


JOE MONTANA 2 -8C4068 
JOHN MADDENS (U: S ) FOOTBALL SC 1626 
JOHN MADDEN ‘92... C4024 
KID CHAMELEON ~ 

KINGS BOUNTY . 


REVENGE OF SHINOBI 
RINGS OF POWER. 

ROAD RASH ... 
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: podium. Should you have a lower placing than a 
computer driver then that is same ower, uniess of 
& course you have a continue remaining 
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You can tell what the fastest route around this track is because lots of cars have driven it 
before, wearing out a racing line for you to follow 


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“i waiting for the off. Ahead of you lies a 


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happens when you are burned off 
by a Porsche Carrera at the 
traffic lights. Well, now you can 
experience completely the opposite 


game. 


sensation with Indy Heat. 

Here you'll find yourself strapped 
into the seat of a powerful Indy car as 
you attempt to race through 10 circuits. 
There are five cars on the track during 
every race and this means 


that there will always be a computer 

opponent around to annoy you during 

each race, even with the three-player 
mode active. 

The races consist 


of a number of laps, each unique to a 
particular circuit. When you have 
completed them all you'll be awarded 
money, the amount depending on the 
position in which you eventually finished. 
These winnings can be spent on 
various upgrades to make your car 
perform even better on the day. 


For that turbo boost buy these, to 
activate push up on the joystick 


>) These will help you slow down 
— that bit quicker! 


©) Tyres give the car more grip and 
allow for a tighter turning circle 


7| During a race time can be lost by 
= pulling into the pits, increasing 
the crew members salaries makes 
them work a little bit quicker 
& Feeling lazy? Don’t worry, the 
computer can select what to 
purchase, letting you enjoy the racing 


7 There’s nothing like speed, and 
] that’s exactly what you can get by 
buying a better engine! 


£7 Your car has low fuel efficiency 
but this can be improved by 

getting a bigger petrol tank. Now you 

don’t have to perform a pit stop 


TEARING UP THE TARMAC 


This gorgeous looking car is driven by you, which is 


why it is currently losing the race! 


f) Watch here for a white flag to be waved. When it is 
= then you have only one more lap in which to come 


first 


This can prove to be a vicious circle 
Decause you need to travel quickly to win 
races, but to get the speed you'll have to 
win. Ah! Isn't life tough! 

Upgrades include the usual objects 
ch @s engines and brakes, but you can 


which giv ve your 


MONEY MAKES THE WHEELS GO 
ROUND 


For each of the races you'll be given a 
full tank of fuel which wouldn’t normally 
last a whole race. This results in the 
need for a pit stop to refill your car. 

If you had managed to buy better 
fuel consumption however, then you may 
just last the whole race. 

One thing that is really fun about the 
pit stops is that you can make the 
computer cars stay in their pits longer by 
storming in and knocking them off the 
jacks, forcing them to turn around and 
get back on them again. 

In the meantime you can have made 
your stop and gone. This is an ideal way 
to gain positions in the race. 

The controls for the game are really 

simple. Fire accelerates, left and right 
allow turning and a brief tap 

up on the joystick 

will ignite 


7. To determine your average speed per race each lap is 
J timed. Better average speeds mean more points! 


D The positions are shown on a stack in the centre of 


the screen, the colour at the top is the lead car and 


=4 job and refuel 


a turbo boost. There is another control 
method where you must push the joystick 
in the direction you want to travel, but this 
one isn’t recommended. 

The championship will take you all 
over the United States, from California to 


New York. You even make two brief visits | 


_ (Below) Three of the 
cars pull into the pits 
._at the same time. Looks 
_ jike a good chance to 

| gain some positions 


the one at the bottom, well... 
a The pits where you stop for that all important repair 


to Canada before you reach your final 
goal at Indianapolis. 

This is a 12 lap extravaganza and 
hopefully by this time you will have 
gained a fair stash of points, and thus 
will be able to hold your head up high 
as you reach the chequered flag. 


(Left) Ah, the 
end of the first 
fap and fm 
trailing the 
field, never 
mind, there are 
still plenty of 
laps to go... 


1STH-1 OTH FABR@ARY 1992 GAMES-X 13 


FACT FILE 


Software Houses Storm 

ent Team: The Sales Curve 
ner: John Croudy 
Graphic Artist: Ned Langman 


Fer me nothing will ever 
replace SuperSprint in the 
overhead race game league, 
but Indy Heat comes pretty close. As a 
one-player game this is fun and 
addictive, but when played by two or 
three people this is the business. 

Having never seen the arcade 
version | cannot comment on how good 
the conversion is but if it is as good as 
this I shall certainly be searching for it. 

Graphically the game is superb 
with brilliantly detailed backgrounds 
and well animated cars, even though 
they are a little out of scale. 

The cars even get smaller as they 
get nearer the back of the screen, this 
is an excellent touch, making Indy Heat 
that little bit more realistic. 

Between each of the 10 races you'll 
find the worst graphics in the game, but 
they still prove to be of a better 
standard than most games around! 

Soundwise this is also excellent 
with plenty of samples playing 
throughout the races. The tunes that 
play both on the title screen and 
between races are both up-beat and 
perfect for a game of this style. 

After the disappointment of Big 
Run the Sales Curve has picked itself up 
very well. All fans of throbbing engines 
shouldn't be without this game. 


LOE 9 OllT | WARY 
£25.99 OUT y 


Sadly the ST version has got 

one thing against it which 

the Amiga didnt - 
SuperSprint to contend with! However, 
the game is every bit as enjoyable as 
the aforementioned A500 version. 

The graphics are identical to the 
Amiga version - as we've come to 
expect in games nowadays. Equally as 
predictable, the sound effects are of a 
lower quality. 

if you're a fan of racing games buy 
this as soon as possible. 


£25.99 OUT FEBRUARY 
ee The C64 version is every bit 
C “as good as its 16-bit 
al counterparts. The graphics 
aren't of the same standard, but the 


sound and gameplay make up for this. 
Worth every penny of the asking price! 


€ £11.99 D £15.99 OUT FEB 


X-RATING: RX XN) 


Gameplay: 18/20 
Lastability: 15/20 
Presentation: 18/20 


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This week 
oodles and : 
oodles of knockout reviews ‘ ‘Seoparay aie ueeee beh 
including Crocodile World ; Sam. the extremely 
on the Mega Drive. Arnie’s = : popular American 
back in Terminator 2 on the ae sesaay ey ner 


instead of 

Game-Boy, and there’s an = a = } answering the 

utterly stunning Adventure Considering the price of the Neo- \ y. y questions you 

Island TT player's guide... Geo carts, £100-£150, sampling the Rae nate to guess the 

: : games for £5 for a couple of days question having been 
seems like an excellentidea to me. given the answer! 

; Apparently SNK is excited about There are three rounds to the game 

the chance of Neo Geo products as you strive to get loads of lolly to take 

stacked next to the latest video home with you and for each there are a 

cassettes, and I'll look forward to seeing number of categories with six questions 


~ the titles around soon. below them. Correct responses will 

z win you from $100 to $1000, 
depending on the round 
and the question. 


NEO-GEO RENTAL Weenaniecoie 


Many of you will have no doubt seen a : S55. board is cleared of 


local video store and may have even onto the Double 
rented them for a couple of quid a night. = Jeopardy where the 
However, Sega is not particularly se money is doubled, 
chuffed about this and subsequently is allowing your score to rise. ake 
trying to clamp down on cartridge rental. MARIO'S OFFICIAL RELEASES Hidden under one of the 

SNK; on the other hand, is keen to get Mario has been busy down at Bandai question squares you'll find a Daily 

its games out in larger outlets such as UK and: now has a selection of new Double square that allows you to wager 

Ritz and Blockbusters. ; titles that should be officially appearing some of your cash on whether you get 

in the shops around the country. the question right or not. 
For the NES keep an eye out for 
Blaster Master, Bugs Bunny Blow FINGER ON THE BUZZER 
Out, Captain Planet, Jackie Chan To answer the questions you must press 
Kung Fu, High Speed, Ghostbusters the button during the countdown to signal 
= | 2, New Zealand Story, Rainbow your buzzer and then you get a certain 
nae : a4, Islands, Snakes Revenge, Turtles 2 amount of time to enter the answer you 
MEGA DRIVE ani finally, Totally Rad. think is correct. 
TOP 10 For the Game Boy look out for Get it right and the money is yours, 
ES =| Blades of Steel, Bubble Bobble, but should you be incorrect then it is 
H ssouJOHN MADDEN '92 4 Choplifter, Double Dragon 2, deducted from your score. 

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The graphics all serve their purpose 
but the animation of the host and 
contestants leaves a lot to be 
desired. All characters move 
their hands in a very jerky 
and slow manner anc 
maybe the game would 

have been better off 
without them. 

The sound is as 
you'd expect with plenty 
of buzzes and little ditties 
to signify a right or wrong 
answer, not to mention a fairly 
accurate rendition of the theme tune. 

This is OK but what lets the game 
down is having to type in the answers — 
a careless misspelling could lose you 
cash. This is very annoying and prevents 
me from recommending the game to 
anyone. Avoid! 


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Hands up if you saw 
Superbowl XXVI with 
the Buffalo Bills 
being blitzed by 
the champions, 
the Washington 

Redskins. 

That was when 
the world realised that 
the Redskins were the new force to be 
"=ckoned with, especially when they’d 
omy lost two games throughout the 
whole season — a near perfect record not 
many teams can boast. 

Now seems the perfect time for an 
4merican football sim, something 
te Super Famicom isn't 


al 


short of. Po 
John Madden is the 
aefinitive American 


‘ootball game across all 
‘ormats, and you'll be glad 1 
© know that JM has. now =. 
2ppeared on the SF, retitled 

>ro Football. 

The Famicom certainly has the 
power to recreate the feel for the original 
Wega Drive cart, but has the 
conversion been a 
success? Everything 
about the two 
ersions remains the 
same, even down to 

venous plays that | 
can be picked. \ 
16 NFL teams ' 

/ -ave been included ay 
weh the Redskins topping “ 
the bill — and the Bills! 
Having chosen from either a 


eague or exhibition match and either 
one or two players, the computer decides 


ye 


A variety of tactical options d 
are huddled to allow you to ch 


rop down when both teams 
oose the next play 


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whether the game should be played 
inside or out, and whether bad 
atmospheric conditions will affect play. 

You initially control the quarterback, 

the ball is snapped back by 
tapping B. Before this you 
select the play. Choose to 
run the ball and it will be 
passed off to one of 
your backs (half-back 
or full-back). 

Choose to throw 
it and the top of the screen will be filled 
with the QB’s view. Three wide receivers 
will be open for the throw and tapping Y, 
B and A will lob it to the 
respective catcher. 

You must then run 
the pass to gain 10 
ec yards and the first 
down. This is 
basically how you 
must progress until 
you reach the other 
team’s end = zone, 
making first downs as 
you go along. 

If you get the ball in the EZ, 
then you've scored a touchdown and are 
awarded six points, plus the chance to 


Mick time, and your team prepares to stomp the waiting receiver 


Ifa good wallow takes your fancy, 
decide to play ona rain-soaked, muddy pitch 


ae 


. Rope tac ae 


Scoring the extra point after a touchdown presents no problem at all 


make seven with the extra bonus, 
but what if you can’t quite reach 
your opponent's end zone? 

Then you can kick the field 
goal for three points, although 
the maximum yardage is 
approximately 40 yards. 


DOES IT MEASURE UP? 


The burning question is whether 
the Famicom version is as good 
as the Mega Drive cart? Sadly, 


the answer is no. You can'ch - = Meat 
; in ‘ a 
The graphics are prety the Washington on 8 wide variety of teams, but 


decent, using perspective kins are your best bet 
nicely and recreating each not the presentation that lets 
team’s colours well and the Pro Football down, it’s the 
sound is meaty, featuring gameplay, or lack of it. 
a variety of grunts and , It all seems OK 
groans as the players while you choose 
bravely battle it out [ your play and get out 
against each other. | on the field, but 

This brings us to \ when the action 
the conclusion that it's starts you'll become 
lost in the game due to 
the huge number of 
options. The Japanese manual 
doesn’t help either. 
“To top it all off the scrolling which, 
on the Mega Drive is slick and 
impressive, is slow and at times jerky on 
the Famicom. 

A great disappointment since this 
could have been one of the best Super 


Famicom releases. » 4 


hs 


a 


you can always 


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13TH-19TH FEBRUARY 1992 GAMES-X 


Why do programmers 
insist on writing 
vomit-inducing cute 
platform games? 
| The latest to arrive 
in the office is 
Crocodile World. 
This is another of 

those games in which 
you have to bash a large hole in the 
platforms with your huge hammer and 
wait for the nasties to fall through. 

Upon completing their tumbling 
routine you can go up to them and give 
them a good thwack to kill them. That, as 
they say, is it. Pretty simple, eh? 

Well, the programmers have added 
loads and loads and loads of little 
touches to the game to make your 
progress that little bit tougher. 

You'll have to handle such things as 
lifts, teleports, ladders, all of which will 
either help you escape an enemy or 
throw you right into the path of a 
rampaging robot. 


BEAT THE BADDIES 


As is the case with most games 
nowadays there are end- 
of-level nasties for 
you to kill after 
making your way 
through a 
certain number 
of levels. 

In the first 
world this 
takes the 
shape of a whip 
wielding ape which 
must be dropped 
through holes a fair few 
number of times before deciding te to 
call it a day. 

The graphics are very cute indeed; 
all the sprites smile as they roam around 
the screen and look as though they 
belong in a cartoon. 

All the backgrounds are well drawn 
and presented in such a way so as not to 


See them green platforms? Well, it be them ones that you can bash wi't hammer 


You will often find lifts ona feral to takes you about the piece: but never like this!!! 


distract you from the action or hide any 
of the sprites. 

Sound is unbelievably jolly, in fact 
so much so that after a while the tune 
becomes very” annoying _ indeed. 
However the spot effects are very good 
and more than make up for this. 

This is a fairly good platform game 
that will appeal to all younger players, 
but sadly the lastability is questionable 
due to the immense number of continue 


options you are given. XxX 


22 GAMES-X 13TH-19TH FEBRUARY 1992 


OOOOOHHHH! ne hit in the boteee 


In August 1997 tree 
billion people wer 

destroyed in a 
\_ instant wre 


launched E 
thousand nukes 
across the planet. 
Judgment Day, as it was called. "2s 
not yet happened, and as John Conne= 
leader of the resistance against the H¥= 
@ in the future, you must pull Skynet’s plus 
@ and save mankind. 
ry It's not quite that easy thoug 
because Skynet has sent back throug 
time the latest model of the terminator 
® series, the T-1000. 
: @ No human is capable of stopping the 
@ mimetic polyaloy prototype, and only the 
@ 1-800 has a chance of saving Jone 


Conner’s life. 
— " e @ 
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The World Cup in 
1992? Nah, | think 
the Japs have 
got their wires 
crossed again. 
It's now two 
years since the 
Germans managed 
to barge England out of 
the running to win the most coveted 
football trophy. 

18 months later and you can 
® recreate the roar of the crowd, the spit of 
@ the Germans and the Argentinian fouls. 
There are 24 teams competing in 


from any of the nasties results in death 


Pa Ra es Eh i 
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10 15 20 


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John Conner, in the future. You are 
trying desperately to find a way into 
Skynet and must deactivate the power- 
shield by knocking out the generators. 

At the same time you must shoot the 
terminator army that patrols the dark 
wastelands, and then defeat the huge 
HK before entering Skynet. 

Once inside you need to find a T- 
800, achieved by following the constant 
stream of patrolling terminators that 
scour the building. 


I'LL BE BACK 


Stage three incorporates the 
reprogramming of the T-800, a puzzle 
game of three stages. 

In level four you are whisked back to 
the twentieth century and into the 
drainage canals, where you, as the T- 


GAME BOY! 


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World Cup ’92, and while the greats like 
italy and Brazil have been included, 
Cameroon, the surprising soccer stars of 
1990, have been forgotten. 

The game can be enjoyed by two 
players and either an exhibition game or 
the World Cup may be chosen. The 
matches last for either 15, 30 or 45 
minutes each way, although this isn’t 
actually real-time. 

Once both players have picked their 
ms, one of four formations must then 
be selected. These include the regular 
four-three-three and four-two-four set- 
but there’s no sweeper system as 
d by the England team. 


NESSUN DORMA TIME 


Out on the pitch and the first thing you'll 
is that the action is viewed from 
¢ rather than overhead. 

nother immediate fault easily 
ble is the colours of the teams’ 
«ts — totally wrong. Since when has 
worn a yellow and orange strip? 
ayer under your control is 
py two flashing arrows, with 


Oo 
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800, are escorting John Conner on the 
back of a Harley. 

Pursued by a speeding truck which 
is driven by the T-1000, it will stop at 
nothing to terminate the young Conner. 

Armed with a 10-guage shotgun, 
you must blow the mutha away and at 


ares Fs 


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a 
@ ® 


| And some of 
the crowd 
are on the 
pitch... hang 
on a minute, 
why’s the 
keeper 
staring at 
the ball 


when he 
should be 
catching Hae 


player in possession is nearby. 

With the ball at your feet, button A 
and C pass it to a nearby player, while B 
boots it upfield or shoots if you stand a 
chance at goal. 

There’s nothing special about World 
Cup ’92. OK, it plays quite well and the 
presentation is neat, but it’s just a pretty 


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the same time keep the bike under 
control. Complete that stage and you'll 
have to penetrate the Cyberdyne building 
where the remains of the original 
Terminator are stored. 

Guards are patrolling the building so 
success won't be easy, and don’t forget 
that you although you may be a cyborg, 
you’re not invulnerable. 


HASTA LA VISTA, BABY 


The last fight takes place at the old steel 
mill. As the T-800 you must find a way to 
destroy the T-1000. Bullets will stop him 
momentarily but something more 
terminal is necessary. 

Controls are simple, using the D-pad 
for movement, button B to fire a weapon 
or punch, and button A to leap. Button A 
in conjunction with the D-pad allows you 
to jump diagonally. 

Terminator 2 is one of the biggest 
box office smashes ever, but all too often 
we've seen poor games based around 
big names. Is T2 like this? 


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All in all, it comes across as a pretty 
good cartridge thanks to immensely 
challenging gameplay and _ visually 
impressive graphics. 

Unfortunately the images are only 
monochrome, sometimes making it 
difficult to distinguish the action. 

Still images are also used to portray 
atmosphere effectively. The sound is OK 
with both a pretty good tune and neat 
sound FX. On the whole an excellent 


release that’s worth looking into. D 


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dull footie sim, the likes of which have 
been seen since the dawn of computers. 

There is also a lack of options, ie no 
weather conditions or variation of field 
types, most of which you come to expect 
in any worthwhile football game in this 
present day. 

This makes it tire very easily and | 


expect you won't be playing for long. J 


13TH-19TH FEBRUARY 1992 


The big 
France is abo) 
the quarter. 


Oh my word, it fa dahn, 
i It’s a terri 

DayGlo Maradona, and 

enduring the short stu: 


X-RATING: 
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game between En, 
ut to Start, 
finals award 


with a place in 
led to the winners 


ees MEO: 
fic shot from 
the Italians are 
ff’s skill 


The Brazilians are 
piling on the 
pressure, but the 
Scots are cool 
and should be 


able to take the 
bail with ease 


GAMES-X 23 


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That large spike will kill you if you touch it and lob out loads of fire balls if killed 


PLAYER 1 JUJU FOOon 
3260 0 O04 


Last year Toki was 

definitely one of my 

favourite games 

on the Amiga and 

now at last, a 

new version is 

appearing on the 

Mega Drive, albeit 

under a different name. 

An evil wizard has turned you, a 

meaty young bloke, into an ape and 
kidnapped your girlfriend. 


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about and this one is no exception 


shoot the faces which would be on 


To set bast the square floating face ~ if Toki hadn’t already cone so! 


Now I don't believe you wanted to do that, did you? 


24 GAMES-X 13TH-19TH FEBRUARY 1992 


You want to go round the side and shoot the meanie! 


Ooh! Look at that ugly fiying birdy thing, it seems friendly! (But it isn’t, is #2) 


Now you must battle your way 
through various levels to revert back to 
your normal self and reacquaint yourself 
with the missus. 


IN SPITTING DISTANCE 


You are armed with the ability to fire 
huge -balls of phlegm out of 
your mouth at great speed 

in the direction of the 
enemy. This can be 
Powered up so that 

you can fire out | 

three at a time or i 

even humungous fie 

balls of the stuff at f 

the continuous 

waves of nasties. 

There are loads of 
platforms for you to leap 
around on but beware of 
such hazards as spikes and lifts. 

Sadly Ju Ju can only take one hit 
from any of the enemies or hazards 
before he expires, but luckily there is an 
option to set the difficulty level and the 
number of credits to your personal liking. 


INEVITABLE GUARDIANS 


Each level consists of a number of — 


worlds and when all of them have been 
completed you will then have to kill a 
large beastie in order to advance to the 
next level. 

These monsters either need a 
number of accurate shots to kill or 
require you to render them unarmed. 

The graphics are good but not 
superb, the main sprite is a big let-down 
and doesn’t walk very well at all, but it 
serves its purpose! 

The parallax scrolling is smooth and 


Toki prepares to take on the. 
mistake, it's actually a rather large 


adds to the overall presenteter 
Soundwise the game can only 2 
described as OK considering the sox 
effects aren’t up to much, and the * 
become annoying too quickly. 
Despite this the game is act 
easy to play and advance thro 
although you may find y 
interest moving onto o 
things after a while 
When all is sae 
and done 
comes across 
something of 
disappointment 
: Surely 
Mega Drive co 
handle a relatiy 
simple game as *= 
with ease. As it is it car 
iss be recommended but 
advise you to look elsewhere 
if you want an instant classic. 


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floating eyeball, no, my 
ne, my 


ADVENTURE ISLAND Ill PLAYER’S GUIDE PART 1 


This level is so easy. Collect the axe and duck 
and shoot the snails. Make use of the skateboard 
for as long as possible, jumping the snails and 
remembering to grab the boomerang. Shoot up 
at the parachute goons 


WORLD 1.2 


Collect the boomerangs to build your power-up. 
Shoot the jungle men by ducking their spears 
and fire up to shoot flies. Use the big jump to 
clear gaps, then get the axe. Some surfaces do 
collapse when you stand on them so take care 


WORLD 1.3 


Shoot ae eaves a on ae Sana ledge tum 
around and jump over the rock. Grab the boom- 
erans on the way down — you'll need it. Get to 
the exit and fire straight up to reveal hidden fruit 


GUARDIAN 


Quardian’s head and fire up. Jump over the fire as 
soem 2s lt hits the ground. About eight shots 
| Should kl the beastie 


This game is superb, but no doubt some of you are 
having problems at some point. Don’t panic, 
because Games-X now presents a world-to-world 
guide of Adventure Island Il. 


WORLD 2.1 


Jump on the skateboard and go all the way on it 
if possible. Kill the guard with the shield by 

ducking and when he throws a spear, retum fire. 
Watch out for penguins, they come from in front 


WORLD 2.2 


Similar to 2.1, but with bloated sea lions! Jump 
up and shoot to dispose of these, and just after 
the third sea lion, fire around to reveal the bonus 
star. Watch out for the penguins that charge 
towards you from behind 


WORLD 2.3 


You'll get eaten by the whale. Repeatedly press 
button B to stop drowning. Kill the electric eels 
early on since they fire lightning bolts when they 
turn around. When you reach the end you'll find 
some hidden food at the top right corner. Collect 


GUARDIAN 


Swim around mines, making sure you don’t touch 
them. When the guardian appears, stay at the top 
left, lobbing your axes over his tentacles and at 
his head. Shoot the fish that swim from under 
you by firing down, and after a few axes he’ll 
crumble and die 


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»» SUPER Famicom: 


WORLD 3.1 


You really need the boomerang here. Fire at the 
small imps and flies that swirl around the tree. 
You need to collect fruit before time runs out. 
You'll find some hidden apples on the left, about 
three-quarters of the way up. The exit is located 
on the top left 


WORLD 3.2 


If you lose a life on the level, collect the 
hammers and upgrade to the boomerangs later 
on. Kill the blue dragon heads by jumping up and 
firing, but watch out for the parachute goons 


WORLD 3.3 


Avoid the axes, although you'll have to pick them 
up if you die. Use the mining carts to speed 
along in, but jump the two big gaps when the 
track breaks. Watch out for the small ball 
monsters that bounce towards you. Being so 
small they’re hard to hit 


GUARDIAN 


Boomerangs are needed here. Shoot at the 
snake’s head as it moves in a zigzag pattern up 
the wall. Watch out for the fire walls which fall 
from the holes that start to smoke. The snake will 
works its way up, then down and round in an anti- 
clockwise direction 


13TH=-19TH FEBRUARY 1992 GAMES-x 


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Arguably, Microprose Golf is the best ever golf game to grace 
the home computer scene. It’s extremely accurate, and the 
manual is both mammoth and intimidating. The Games-X guide 
offers tips for both beginners and professionals... 


PLANNING A SHOT | KNOW WHAT'S IN STORE, WHAT NEXT? 


Nick 
Hole 11: 015) i 
To Flag: 489 yds 


Use the isometric map for every hole, it The type of club is vital. Remember, distance 


Choosing your stance is also important, don’t 


shows every feature, although not quite as isn’t everything. A wood may whack the ball ignore it, it could make the difference 
exaggerated as the real thing. It is vital to further, but it is less easy to control, both to ~~ between a good shot and a great one. Your 
plan a shot. However, try using different hit and the ball’s movement on landing. stance and feet position causes the ball to 


clubs to see what effect they'd have, and 
don’t get misled by the guide. It will stick 


They are perfect for driving at a distance _ be hit differently either slightly to one side, 
with few obstacles. Driving from the rough or —_ or to put more or less spin on the ball. 


with the same club when you're hazards is suicidal. The distance you will Try different stances when practicing, 
experimenting, thus making your accuracy obtain could have been more easily reached and you'll be surprised at the improvements 
skewiff. with a wedge. you'll make. 

Don’t forget the wind. At first it doesn’t The irons vary, but offer much more The tee position to chose when driving 
seem to make much difference, but it does, control than the clubs. The low numbered depends on the weather. A high tee position 
and you can adjust your swing to take it into irons hit flat and low, much like woods, but makes the ball easier to hit, it flies higher, ~ 
account. You can also use it for slight with more direction. Try using a one or two and if the wind is from behind, further. 
sideways momentum instead of actually iron instead of a five wood. However, if crosswinds are present, the ball 
hooking or slicing the ball. The most vital clubs are the pitching and _will be waiting to be blown off target. 

Don’t underestimate the lay of the land. high number irons. The distance is small, but A lower tee position causes the ball to 


Avoid being caught against a steep bank, 
you'll just roll down it and into the minor 
valleys, and take note of the general hazards 
you'll face such as water, bunkers, rough and 
out of bounds areas 


the accuracy with which you can control the be struck lower, ideal against oncoming 

ball is unnerving. Not only are they invaluable winds. Lower tee positions are also best for 
near the green, but they can chip you out of _ irons, when chipping on a par three, although 
trouble where others would probably make if you actually want more backspin, leave it as 
things worse it is 


IMPROVE YOUR SWING 


Once you've practiced away from the easy accuracy requires more skill. Practice hitting 
novice level you'll come across the at different parts of this area and you'll 
swingometer in full glory. The white bar - the notice significant differences in the way the 
sweet spot — gets progressively smaller, and ball reacts 


PUTTING 


For each hole, remember the green speed, 
This is vital. Undulations on the greens make 
the hole tough, but knowledge of the speed 
can help you try to overcome these problems 
and not drop so many shots. 


Always put up the wireframe to guess the 
contours of the green, and double check the 
line by chosing the 180 degree viewpoint 
from the hole. Then simply aim the ball 
according to where the green slopes, taking 
into account further hazards after the initial 
one, and putt 


Hitting early in the sweet spot results in more 
backspin exerted on the ball. This stings the ball, 
and is the most valuable tip to learn in this game, Hitting the ball in the right area of the 
because the ball lands near its intended target with sweet spot is useful too. It is good for 
little extra forward motion. getting over unavoidable hazards 

It’s ideal for those little chips onto a small such as rivers or bunkers as quickly as 
green. Aliso, a sting shot in rough or sand, or behind _ possible. it also ensures the ball 
a raised area, allows for a better chance of success should travel further, albeit lower 


The way you attack the ball depends entirely 
on how you see the green shape and speed. 
if fast and downhill, hit less than the centre 
marker on the bar. If uphill, hit harder. If slow 
and uphill, hit harder still. 

' This is really self-explanatory, but 
remember undulations in the path. So if you 
have to go over a ridge, and the hole’s on the 
other side, hit to get enough momentum to 
get over the ridge, but not too much to carry 
far beyond the hole 


CROPROSE GOLF PLAYER'S GUID 


Invaluable also for the more experienced Practice these first because they can go 
players is the controlled use of hook and badly wrong. You'll soon be able to negotiate 
slice. Hitting the ball to the left, outside of around obstacles such as trees with a well- 
the sweet spot causes the ball to veer left, timed slice. Risky, but these strokes add an 
hooking the ball. More to the right causes element of excitement to the game and can 
slice, and the ball really swerves to the right make spectacular shots 


28 GAMES-X 13TH-19TH FEBRUARY 1992 


as many as battling through the wood 


Trees should be avoided at all costs, but you’re bound to land in 
them from time to time. Never risk chipping through a swathe of 
trees, even if the ball gets past one, it’ll probably hit another. 

If the green is on the other side of a narrow strip, give it a go. 
Arolling chip shot should get you on or near the green, but out 
of the trees. If in doubt, use a wedge, avoid all trees and chip 
back onto the fairway. Safe shooting, it may lose a shot, but not 


can be tackled in the same way, but if 


spot could see it bouncing fast over the 
hazard towards the green 


Avoid water by playing short shots, or aim 
to get over the near edge of pools. Rivers 


you're feeling adventurous a solid shot hit 
high on the ball, to the right of the sweet 


BL: 
Bunkers require a wedge. Never use a wood or lower 
iron, even if the computer selects it for you. Hit the 
ball on or before the centre of the sweet spot. If the 
ball is plugged, put more backspin on to chop the ball 
out of the sand 

Rough should be tackled in a similar way to 
bunkers. Never use a wood. In heavy rough, use a high 
iron or wedge, but light rough can be dealt with a low 
number iron, although this is still risky 


PARTICULARLY NASTY HOLES, AND HOW TO DEAL WITH THEM 


The Games-X Ryder Cup team offers handy hints for a few of the most agonisingly tricky holes 


This requires one heck of a wicked first shot. Don’t 
be intimidated by the water or the trees though, 
and aim into them to the right edge. 

Use a driver at full swing, which should easily 
cover the water, and try to hit direct or hook to the 


Bebie te 
O Cos 
a 


Accuracy is called for here, on two occasions. The two pools 


come drastically close, narrowing the fairway to an 


unprecedented degree. Check the wind and aim accordingly, to 


land directly between the narrow alley of trees. 


A hook to the left, however slight, will cause you to land 
either in the pool, or become stuck in the woods. Too much, 
and you'll find just how easy it’s to get out of bounds. Again, 


too much slice will cause the same effect 


left slightly. A slice to the right will miss the trees 
but will land you in deep trouble in the bunkers. It 
all depends on your gall. 

The second shot needn't be anything special, 
so long as you avoid the trees at all costs. The 


I yds 


After you've landed safely, just make a 
soft chip to the edge of the fairway to 
line up the approach to the green. If 
you're feeling adventurous and fancy 
attempting an eagle, move your feet 
position and attack the ball so that it 
slices strong right, around the trees to 
land on the green, or near by 


Although small, this hole causes all 
sorts of problems. The underlying fact 
behind this being the player can’t see 


a exactly what’s ahead. Use the zoom icon 
a to check it out, the green is deceptively 


further away than you'll bargain for. 

Over the hills is a bank of trees, 
followed by a deep depression of heavy 
rough. The proffered eight iron may give 
too short a distance, but others hit too 
hard will result in an all too easy out of 
bounds. Accuracy is paramount 


referred, but a 
running ball won’t make too much difference if 
you've aimed accurately. The green has a slight 
slope though, so don’t forget to take the varied 
topography into consideration 


Caution is required when chipping onto the green 
proper. It’s surrounded by bunkers, and further out, 
both trees and rough. So hit the ball less strongly 
than normal, stinging the ball by hitting early in the 
white area to prevent it rolling into trouble. 

To make things worse, if you do miss the green, 
you'll find it to be raised causing further headache, 
especially if you're in the bunker 


Bm, So use a seven iron and hit the ball 
low, stinging it so any forward 
motion as it lands is reduced. 
If you fail to land on the 
green, then a sweetly hit 
wedge should see you out 
of the gutter, but 
remember the slope and 
the fact that this is very 
heavy rough. Then polish off 
the hole with a strangely plain 
and simple green 


13TH-1 9TH FEBRUARY 1992 GAMES-X 29 


The wall will explode, allowing you to pass and to use the warp-lift to go down. Roll left and fall off the edge. Go left once more, and then right, fall of the edge 

Because you cut of the power supply the guard cannot escape from his quarters. Run and right once more. Roll down, then left to finally exit the ventilation system. 

left, and go up the next warp-lift. Back on your feet, stroll into the compartment on your left. Fire your gun to 
Wait for your alien friend to appear and he will uncover a manhole — your restore the weapon to full power 

means of escape. Drop down the chute and into the darkness 


Tum around and blow away the three walls by using the powerful laser on each. Instead, run and jump off the ledge and land on a small platform to the right. Blast a 

Once again energise your laser. Run right, out of the scene and past the next, hole in the wall using the powerful setting on your gun. You have now entered the 
Quickly disperse of the awaiting guard by gunning him down, then carefully caves. 

make your way to the right. There will be a huge gap in front of you, and you can’t Drop down the first hole, then down the next hole on the right. Fall off the 

jump all the way across ledge to the right, then run and jump over the spike in the direction you were facing 


The next scene is difficult, so read ahead before you attempt to complete it. Run to You should be able to get across without being crushed. Jump across the pit- 
the centre of the screen and pause momentarily, before edging forward once more. monsters without getting caught and exit right. Shoot the three tentacles so they 
Two rocks should fall either side of you, then quickly make your escape to the right. retract onto the rock, then leap over the pit-creatures. 
The following scene is simple when you know how. Wait until the two rocks Next scene, jump over the gap, then over the monster. Run all the way right 
closest to you are falling at the same level, then dash all the way across just after before destroying the thin wall in front of you. That's it for the moment, tune into 
_ they hit the ground : the next instalment for more vital tips 


13TH-19TH FEBRUARY 1992 GAMES-X 31 


Wimim There is no doubting that RoboCop is the hero of the Detroit 


LE police force, even though everywhere he goes he leaves a trail of _ 
dead bodies behind him. His latest game is a bit of a toughie so ~ 


i we're going to try and explain how to do each level. 


SCENE 1 - THE CAR CHASE 


Cia Nats Eee SORE = Gy icy ty eee oe 


hy 


The people inside the van will shoot at you from two places ~ the 
passenger window (on the right because we’re in America remember!) and . f 
out of the back door. When the van has been destroyed you'll have to head over to the factory 
You cannot shoot back and the van has to be rammed off the road. district where you should find a burnt out car. This is Lewis’ car and she is 
Approach from behind, driving slightly to the left and then turn into it as being held hostage by the Splatterpunks inside the building. To get in 
you draw level there just drive straight past the car and into the raised black section 


Never walk straight past a side corridor without looking down it, because You can complete this stage in one of two ways. You can either find the 
there will probably be an armed assailant hiding there. criminal holding Lewis and shoot him or stay alive for a long time. 
Instead, edge your way to the corridor and, as close to the wall as Staying alive requires you simply to walk around the corridors 


possible, walk around the corner. Don’t fire until you're sure it’s an enemy shooting people until the message “Lewis has escaped” appears at the 
or you'll lose some efficiency top of the screen 


SCENE 3 


oa 
Choice time! As you enter the church you'll see two directives flash up at : 
the top of the screen. Obey the second and go back out of the church to Outside the church you'll be given a warning to stand aside before the 
Od face the Rehabs. If you go down the sewers and destroy all the resistance Rehabs start shooting. When they do you'll have to shoot at the lights to 
= ad it'll be the end of the game because you have to become a member of the _be able to shoot the officers attempting to kill you. This is very difficult 
ane | resistance yourself but you get to continue if you fail 


32 GAMES-X 13TH-19TH FEBRUARY 1992 


ops 


All this level involves is running along the sewers trying to get a safe distance 
from the Rehabs. There are no hostages here so if you see anyone in the tunnel 
ahead don’t hesitate to shoot them. 

This isn’t all that hard, it is just that you have a low efficiency rating right 
from the start! 


HAC OAGoeART 


HI@por IN REHM 


EFFICIECWCY: 
TERMIAN SA TIloOR 


While you are walking around the motel a van sneak is rumoured to 
contain MacDaggart. This is basically the same as the t driving section and 
the same rules apply here. 

After destroying the van head back to the rebels in the south- 
eastern comer 


Once in the motel you have to wander around 
for MacDaggart. This means that loads of door: 
room searched. 

Watch out as there may be a civilian in the r 


happy. You can’t actually kill MacDaggart but h 


SCENE 7 - FIGHTING OTON =a 
EFFICIENCY: TG 
o4tmo EFFICIENCY: Sos 


Now the game changes to a sort of, flight simulator where you are put up 
against ED-209s, helicopters and tanks. Try to stay low and destroy all the 
tanks before attempting to get rid of the helicopters. 
Here you are introduced to Otomo for the first time. The main tip here is to try This is the hardest part of the game and | recommend practicing on the 
and stand away from him and wait for him to jump at you. When he does, punch arcade section a lot before trying this! 
him in mid-flight. 

Remember that you have got a gun to be used but you can only fire it 


mee vy 


once, when Otomo has a sword drawn, otherwise he’ll kick it out of your hand 


¢ } It is now time to go off to the OCP tower and do battle with another 
“eb Otomo and, if you beat him, then you've beaten the game! Well done! 


13TH-19TH FEBRUARY 1992 GAMES-X 


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MANIX 


GBH £7.99 
OUT NOW 16-BIT 


An extremely cute Q-bert 
clone that is fun to begin with — 
but becomes boring all too. 
quickly. For younger games 
players only. 


mm i FIRST DIVISION 
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CODEMASTERS £7.99 

OUTNOW 16-BIT i 
t seems the world will never grow tired ae : 

_ | football management games. The sats 
arrival from CodeMasters sees you contre is 
in the First Division or, 3 ie 
X-RATING: . any of the current teams : ae a 
[X-RATING JZ) | if you so wish, you can play in a Superleag' HTT Pn chanenane = well jaan : 
ae nausea ene and although the sound is limited to simp 


i biggest teams in a whistle, not 
MINDBENDER reking hel : ia canelaesind the crowd cheers for the goals and i 
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i i is style of game. 
! much else is needed in this s 
7a W 16 i Be ier 4 This makes a refreshing departure from the 


OUT NOW 16-BIT ' a Becisione sles Dizzy-style products for CodeMasters and is a f 


i the squad ; otball league. 
An old puzzle game which 74 oes as well as must for all avid followers of the fo 


involves steering a _ laser getting results turns out 
around the screen by using © to be a difficult task. 

mirrors. Sadly it does show its First Division 
age and so isn’t worth the | 
budget price. 


‘iar 


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Destroy all the enemy bases to complete each | 
4 THU x DERSTRIKE level. Presentation is spectacular with fast 3 
| moving vectors and brilliantly drawn still screens |) 
ROTOX , GBH 67.99 


between levels. 
: | OUT NOW 16-BIT Vo = The sound too I 
ae H OW eS tales La Eee a classic shoot’em-up ; ‘\ A es Al wie Bich oe sla ating e 


called Defender, cross it with 
your average flight simulator, and 
you'll come up with Thunderstrike, 
The basic idea behind this 
game _ is 
for you to 
fly around 
a vector . =e find 
it | : ies landscape and 
—— ibe Mee protect a_ certain Pane 
' A shoot’em-up using rotating _ ast : =: number of installations /X-RATING: ) ¢ ¢ ¢ KD | 
backgrounds that looks good : : from an alien invasion. 
but doesn’t play all that well. 


Oh, and it is a little on the | 
_ slow side too! 


fame MYSTICAL 


ACTION 16 £7.99 


SIR FRED OUT NOW 16-BIT 


| irs ing first; this game is French and 
ACTION 16 67.99 iF t thing first; this g 


: therefore bound to be weird! You assume 
OUT NOW 16-BIT | the role of an apprentice wizard who, by 
Typically French game, ie all | | accidentally miscasting a spell, has lost all his 
graphics and no gameplay. = master’s scrolls. It falls to you to get them back 
You play a dwarved knight 9% before he ie nes : DF ne ie : . ne : 
i i i Not exactly the type : 
ee 2 ah | expect for a shoot’em-up, is it? This 1s a gameplay ae | ees oe es it to 
platform adventure game. | constantly scrolling vertical blast enrur with anyone, unless you napp' 
| Yawn, how tedious! ] | loads of excellently drawn graphics and 
sampled sound effects. 
' X TING: Sadly there isn’t much in the way of 


effects and a very | 
atmospheric tune. 

This is very different | 
| compared to your average | 
' shoot’em-up and is a lot of | 
fun to play. | 
The only sore point I can | 
is that the levels don’t 


Theda 


differ enough. 


_GAMES- 13TH-19TH FEBRUARY 19 


For those eno may hays missed our recent budget columns here 
or aap 
is a brief run-down of purchases worth your while. 


1, STUNT CAR RACER ~ KIXX 67.99 
2, POPULOUS - STAR PERFORMERS £9.99 


XK OUT - KIXK £7.99 
i nee NINJA RABBITS - MICROVALUE £7.99 
5, BUBBLE BOBBLE - HIT SQUAD oes 


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sd 8p ssa as oe | oN | Each race consists of two Seoten: | 
Cec Hs a Ly od | i A one race over a number of laps, and a 
y Bl ver ap irc aa 2m ie, i Be wee collecting bonus section, 

TRO + } x yo 7 ioe © eo ae 
OUT SOON 16-BIT 


| ; a} : The graphics are weil defined and the 
la A TION 1 6 67 99 ead Scrolling is smooth and fast, Perhaps the 
Ag ston ter Core, Desloniend gels 0 OUT NOW 16-BIT 
| the popular cult come series, 


only let down for the game is the bonus 
this is a strong contender for the silliest 


section in One-player mode, although the 
upiter’s Masterdrive had the bad luck fun two-player mode certainly makes up 
game to ever appear on your computer. 


| of being released at the same time for it. 
| aS Nitro from Psygnosis Which sadly 
| overshadowed it, 
It involves you racing around many 
| Circuits situated on the moons of Jupiter 
| as you battle for the title of Masterdrive, 


Some People love this game while 
others, like me, just can’t see what all : 
the fuss is about. Mind you, at this low 
Price I find it hard to grumble, 


Basically a platform 
a shoot’em-up, you control Fred 
Gumby in the quest to find 
4 four lost pieces of his brain. 
ill have 
On your travels you wi 
to thwart such hazards as dead parrots 


SOFTWARE PROJECTS £9.99 
UT NOW 16-BIT 
Phe return of the classic platform 
™ game sees Miner Willy, star of Manic 
Miner, having to clean up his house after 
an all night bash he has just thrown. 
His wife will stand no messing and, 
unable to suffer his immense hangover in ECE 
Peace, he must collect all the empty retrieve all 156 
; } glasses and bottles from around the locations and 
Graphically this is very impressive yo" Mansion before She'll retire to the 
nd bears more than an uncanny me) %edroom with him. 
. resemblance to the FF His home comprises of all sorts of 
classic animations of strange rooms and he has the world’s 
the series. The action [7 greatest intruder Prevention system 


is also interrupted known to man. Controlling Willy you must 
occasionally with such ies ; we : 


things as ‘How to 
recognise trees from a 
long distance’. 

The sound is mostly 
sampled and, overall, 
this should appeal to all 

| fans of the series despite the level of 
a difficulty maybe getting the better of you 


Ee : as vy a 
in the end. - X-RATING: ) ¢ 4 


AY ‘a, 


glasses from their current 
return to the master 
bedroom for your reward, 

The controls are simple, Left and 
Right do as you’d expect and Fire jumps, 
and that’s it! Easy or what? 

Graphically it has improved on the 
Spectrum original | know and love but the 
La re map of the house is identical, making 

Progress rapid for those who have played 
it before, The only problem | foresee lies 
in the hugeness of the task, making | 
completion seem impossible, 

£10 is certainly not a steep asking | 
Price for such a classic game, Let the | 
Willy jokes commence... 


sé v 


TH-19TH FEBRUARY 1992 GAMES-X 35 


IT’S ANOTHER WEIRDO 


Please help me! I’m stuck on the excellent 
Another World. | have three queries, the first 
being how the heck do you get past the man 
who throws his lightning balls across the 
floor on level CCAL? 

The second being how the heck are you 
meant to free your big hunky Japanese 
speaking friend on that level? And the third 
query is after you've nailed the bad Japanese 
speaking aliens which come either side of 
you at the bottom of the stairs, are you 
meant to fall down the big gap or something? 
Richard Cooke, Middlesborough. 


Dr X: Well Dick, | almost had the same problem but I’m 
not as bad a games player as you. Firstly, in the 
catacombs, go right down to the bottom. Blast the 
triangular rock and dash past the falling rocks and 
nasties on the floor. 

Blow a hole at the end and dash back, making sure 
to take the higher route when returning. Shoot the 
hanging bat, it'll dash off and be gobbled, then leap from 
stalactite to stalactite. 


This is the split in the tunnel. The big problem is how 
the heck can you run to the other side without being 
pulped, as shown here. The answer ~ find out yourself 


Get back up, do the water flooding routine, and then 
do what you're trying to do now. By the way, the fireball 
monster is easy to destroy. Before the three walls put up 
a shield, then edge forward and the shield will stop the 
guy shooting and he'll let off the balls. Run back, the 
door will shut, the ball will bounce and bye bye lumpy! 
Am | good to you Dick, or what? 


Please will you give me a full copy of the 
Secret of Monkey Island player’s guide 
because I am very stuck and I love adventure 
games? So please, please will you give me 
The Secret of Monkey Island? 

Joseph Butler, Derby. 


Dr X: Hang on a mo, Jo. If you're stuck on Monkey 


always, he is all too keen on gloating over his Monkey 
Island player's guide which you're not getting 


Island, why do you want a copy of the game? Mmm. I'l 
give you the benefit of the doubt, probably a typing 
error, but I’m in no mood for ambiguities, so I’m not 
sending you a player’s guide. 

If only people wrote more concisely then | wouldn’t 
have this problem you know, so if you do want a reply to 
your individual queries then | recommend that you write 
in big letters explaining everything. At the moment, 
everyone's writing like they've never seen a pen. 


CRUISING FOR A BRUISING 


I’m writing to you about Delphine’s brilliant 
game, Cruise for a Corpse. | bought Games-X 
when it had the first part of the solution in it. 
1 followed this and I went on further by 
myself to 1.20 pm. Here, having questioned 
everyone in sight, | think | am stuck. 

The last major thing | found was the 
envelope in Daphne’s bedroom with the 
newspaper cuttings in it. From there | talked 
to Rose on the upper deck and a number of 
other people who helped me proceed. 

Perhaps you could tell me what I’ve 
forgotten to do or what | should do next as 
Pm soon going to lose my patience with this 
great game. 

PS Could you please tell me when you're 
going to review or print the solution to 
Delphine’s Another World? 

Ben Brockbank, Huddersfield. 


Dr X: | must congratulate you Ben, a query for Cruise 
for a Corpse which doesn’t leave me as confused as the 
letter writer; nice, concise and to the point. Look out for 
our five page player’s guide for Another World. 

What you've got to do is visit the Father's cabin, 
take his pocket watch and examine it. Then pop outside 
and ask Julio about it. Visit Hector in his study, then 
chat to Father and Daphne. Go to the bar and ask 
Suzanne about Mercades. 

Then ask just about everyone about her and you'll 
hear some juicy stories. That’s all I’m gonna tell you for 
the mo, but it'll whet your appetite to get you further. 


Please help! I've been stuck on the Infocom 
adventure, Lurking Horror, for years now and 
you’re probably my last resort before I throw 
the darned thing in the bin. I'm halfway 
through the game and I’m stuck. 


36 GAMES-X 13TH-19TH FEBRUARY 1992 


L et me try something here. Relax. 
Look into my eyes. Breathe 


deeply. You're feeling sleepy. Count 


to 10. Your eyes are feeling heavy. | 
You can’t keep them open. Vacate | 
your mind, I want to ask some | 
questions. Repeat after me. | shall | 
buy Games-X every week. Dr X is the | 
best and I shall shout “hallelujah” at 

the mention of his name. If I have 

any problems, | shall right to him at: | 
Games-X, Europa’ House, Adlington 

Park, Macclesfield SK10 4NP. 


I think I need to cut the metal bar behind 
the loose brick using the bolt cutters held by 
the urchin. I think I could get them if | can 
scare him with the severed hand. I’ve got the 
hand and can animate it, but | can’t get past 
the creature in the dome. 

Louise Candelin, Bath. 


Dr X: Your problem shouldn't have held you back this 
long Lou, because the way around the problem is 
simple; simply throw something at it. The stone from 


i 
There’s a lurking horror in the Games-X office. Rarely 
seen, | managed to snap this one night. A horrible 
sight, but there is a similarity to our young Alex. Hmm 


early in the game is ideal, but anything ‘chuckable’ will 
do. Anyway Lou, you’ve got good taste in games 
although this is a trifle scary at times for me, but hang 
on in there. 


QUE? 


I'm a teenager called Nziq (or words to that 
effect - X). I live in ‘Costa del Sol’, Portugal. 
(It begins with a C but if I can’t read it - X). 
I've sold my Spectrum to buy a Mega Drive 
but unfortunately | can’t find any games for 
it. Can you please send me some cool games 
because I have none? Your friend forever. 

PS Your magazine is incredible, the best. 

PPS Please excuse my poor English. 

Nuni (?), somewhere hot, Portugal. 


Dr X: Juani, or whatever your name is, your English is 
good, but your writing is diabolical. It’s nice to have fans 
overseas, but if | did want to send you something it 
would help to have an address, which | don’t, so hop it. 
Have a glass of port and grill a school of sardines to 
cheer yourself up. ; 


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M y Christmas present was a Sega Master 
Vi System and I’ve also had a Spectrum for 
a couple of years now. I've got Super Tennis 
and lots of football games. The only problem is 
that they’re very expensive and so you have to 
save and save for 
absolutely ages to 
buy anything. | still 
get stuff for my old 
machine too. 

As far as 
magazines go, | 
often buy Sinclair 
User but the Sega 

ones are not really my cup of tea and neither do 
they come cheap. I've been watching 
Gamesmaster every week and really like it; the 
idea is novel and it makes a change to see a 


Vic Goflend 
he enjoy sports games 
and have got football 

and wrestling games 
on my Atari ST which | 
ve had for almost a 
year now. | don’t mind 
adventures either. 

| like Manchester ‘ 
United Europe where you 
get the chance to do : 
goalkeeping and the such like, while Silent Service is 
good 'cause you can go underwater. 

I'm in here having a look at Bart Simpson which 
I've almost made up my mind to buy. | borrowed it 
from a friend and really liked it. 

I've seen Gamesmaster a few times; the general 
idea behind it is alright and most of the reviews are 


show dedicated solely to computers. 


up to scratch as well. 


Robert Smith 
© ™aoonic and Golden Axe 
we immediately spring to mind 
when talking about great games on 
my Mega Drive which I’ve only had 
for three or four months. 

Before that | had a Commodore 
64, that takes me back a few years. 
I’ve got tons of stuff for it which | still 
use now and again for old times 
sake although it’s taken a back seat 
now. I’m always on my new toy! 


Matt Bradley 

rc =) acing sims such as Indy 500, which is brilliant, and 
} PB light sims are pretty good on the Amiga. I'm 
| age going to have a look 

at Microprose Golf 3 when it is 

teleased, out of curiosity 


really. I've had a gander at | 
the consoles but when it 


comes down to it | think I'd 

| opt for a PC instead although 
it does involve parting ve 
mega money. 


© GAMES-X 13TH-19TH FEBRUARY 1992 


John Foster 

Spectrum 
M: was a Chrissie 
present two years 
ago and __ football 
games such as Kick 
Off are good to have a bash at. 1 make a a 
point of looking around for budget games 
rather than the full priced. 


Jeremy Allen 

fj] own both an Amiga and a Mega 
i Drive with my favourite game at 
the moment being John Madden ’92. 
On the Game Boy | quite enjoy 
getting to grips with Super Marioland 
and, of course, Tetris, frustrating as it 
may be. 

I've had my Amiga for about two 
years now but since the Mega Drive 
is my most recent purchase | use 
hay the most. 


ME 


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"I he Pacmania Challenge has ceased to be. This week, 


& the overall winner, Tariq Abdu, was presented with the | 
exceedingly wondrous first prize, a brand spanking new 
Sega Mega Drive. Indeed, it was at Software City in Walsall 
where he set his high score way back in Issue 34. His total of 
80,040 points proved unbeatable, and we all wish him many 
happy future hours of gaming pleasure. 


The ones that 
sold the mest 


HB & 


Alfonso and Darren 
"7 The Amiga is definitely 
the most popular 
computer followed by the 
Mega Drive and then the 
IBM. People say the 
Master System is dying 
off a lot which | suppose 
is true, and the same can 
be said about Nintendo 
although it’s still hanging 
on in there, but the Game 
Boy and Game Gear are 
both doing well. 10 


wonourwya 


— - a — oes — | 


| Jolin White 


As for 


s rand Prix, which I'm playing at the moment, Robocop 3 and Utopia 
| are top of my list right now. | like full price games and have bought | 
peactioaly everything. | 


arcade products, driving games and flight simulators in 


Particular ~ MiG-29, Super Fulerum, Strike Eagle 2, F-19 and the like are 
great, as is 4D Sports Driving, but I'm net keen on other types of games. 


—)) wo years ago when 

undertaking the project. the 

= safe bet for game designers 

was to produce rear-view, car race 
titles and cutesy platform games. 

But ARC was perceptive enough 
to realise the potential of the visual 
effect. Fast moving, low-level 
scrojling was first seen in the likes 
of Paul Woake’s classic Mercenary. 
Telecomsoft’s Sentinnel: and 
Microprose’s Realscape series such 
as Dark Side. 

All these projects had one thing 
in common — they were viewed from 
a first-person perspective, ie as if 
one was piloting from the cockpit of 
a hovercraft or some similar low- 
level floating vehicle. 

The inspiring thing about Cyber 
Assault is that you can view this 
world through the eyes of a real, 
visible being, thereby enhancing the 
RPG potential of a ground level, 3D 
scape-scrolling world. 

The. project designer first 
devised the technique by videoing 
his athletic nephew, running, trotting 
and walking. 

His next step was to digitize the 
movement of the muscles, bone 


structure and general body position 
as he moved across the ground. 

The team’s next objective was to 
work on a 3D world and the human 
figure was introduced into the 
harmonious human world. 

The visual effect was uncannily 
similar to that being achieved in the 
field of Virtual Reality. 

Using the engine it doesn’t take 
a genius to see that it is possible to 
modify Virtual Reality-style 
entertainment to home computers. 


Gameplay had yet to be decided 
upon but the obvious choice is an 
assault course of obstacles and 
enemy forces because of the 
athleticism of the figure. 

Still in development, the game 
world currently consists of a series 
of pathways, various buildings, 
rivers and terrain detail as well, with 
unavoidable obstacles strewn 
around the landscape. 

Opponents such as_ snakes, 
vultures and sharks attempt to maim 
your athlete. 

The most constructive way to 
look at Cyber Assault is that it has 
exciting potential’ as a _ Virtual 
Reality-style game. 

lf the technique which can 
enhance and_ personalize  role- 
playing is taken to a new level of 
involvement, then surely Cyber 
Assault shows real promise. 


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| fully-harmonious 3D __ vector-graphic 

| environment which made the original 

so noteworthy. There are four tracks in 

Race Drivin’ which fall into two 4 

categories, Stunt and Speed. PY 

An example of Stunt is Super 

Stunt Track which features such driving 

dilemmas as _ corkscrews and 

underpant-soiling loop the loops, some 

| of which have a section taken out of 

' | the apex for good measure. i 

| The Auto Cross track calls for a 

completely different style of driving as 

Fy) you take on the pace car over rough 
ground and impossible corners, very 

f much like a rally cross. 


PHANTOM PHOTON 


Gear change is much as the same as 
those found in Hard Drivin’ with gear 
stick shifting and simultaneous 
firebutton pressing crunching through 
a the gears. 

There’s a selection of motors to 
choose which go under the loose 
description of Sportster, Roadster and © 
also Speedste. 

Although each has its own 
idiosyncrasies, the general handling of 
= the car is far more appealing and easy 
to get on with. 

Another new and rather ingenious 
, feature is designed to get around the 
lack of a simultaneous two-player 
_ option when using only one computer. 
This is called the Buddy Race, — 


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| sets new standards of speed and = = 


1 The technology was certainly 3 
realism in car-racing. there, now all the Tengen development 
The transition to 16-bit was nothing [jj team had to do was make the steering 
| short of miraculous, but when a new fag more realistic and easier to master. 
| technique is introduced to a well- @ 


| known, much-loved theme of arcade 
| entertainment such as car racing, 
| there’s always teething problems which 
critics gleefully pick holes in. 

This was the case with Hard 
| Drivin’. While the vector-graphics 
created smooth and swift visuals, 
making conventionally bitmapped 


STUNTS AND SPEED 


On first inspection, the current project, 
w=’ Race Drivin’, is very promising indeed. 
If Hard Drivin’ was designed as a semi- 
serious driving simulation with the odd 
thrill and stunt thrown in, then it’s quite 
obvious that Race Drivin’ has been built 
totally for fun. 

The team has expanded 


= considerably on the theme, using the 
oe : 


tortoise races, the handling of the car 


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As you can see, this track holds enough challenges for even the best drivers 
gg 7 : 
which replays your fastest lap showing was well named, because the awkward 
a phantom car racing against your |... steering controls made it extremely 
opponent who can aim to beat your =| irritating to play. 
best time. Race Driving is even faster than 
However, there is also a two- ‘iy the original but the controls are at last 
computer link-up or simultaneous head- up to scratch. 
to-head option. m Now the graphical technique is 
The old favourites are featured in Pi matched by more exciting gameplay, 
Race Drivin’, such as the appearance _ for greater variety and easier-to-master 
of the now famous Phantom Photon to. driving controls. 
compete against and of course those Race Drivin’ benefits hugely from 
mooing vector cows. _ the sheer speed of the graphics, and 
There also appears to be a far the crazy tracks make the game even 
more spectacular than 
breaking predecessor. 
Look out for Race Drivin’ in late 


greater variety of vector objects both off 
and on the road which really add to the 
visual experience. 

The speed of the vector graphics 
in Hard Drivin’ was remarkable but it 


its ground- 5 


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Despite the helpful road signs, the track’s challenges will remain tough. However, 
the improved control system of Race Drivin’ will mean that frustration should be 


— 


Sa 


hile the rest of the game 

industry concentrated on 

the destruction of alien 
races or the fastest lap in car race 
games, young game designer, Toby 
Simpson had the idea of putting us at the 
top of a global industry. 

Global Effect, as its name implies, 
simulates the conflict of interests 
between the natural human instinct to 
progress and that most essential priority, 
the balance of the environment. 

The game is designed to simulate 
the interaction and conflict of economic, 
industrial and military might. 

A player can choose to tackle 
specific real-life problems such 
as global warming, industrial 
pollution or plotting the 
economic or military race for 
world dominance. 

Alternatively, you can 
choose to build civilization 
in a new and unique world 
environment with totally 
unknown outcomes. 


CREATE A NEW WORLD 
ORDER 


You arrive on a planet, equipped 
with a vast and powerful computer with 
command over any aspect of the world. 

The next decision is ultimately 
important. How will your influence 
change this world? 

You can gain access to any part of 
the globe to survey the islands, 
continents, coastal regions, desert, 
forests and mountains. 

The overall objective is to build 


The many and varied weapons of war are familiar to all game players, 
simulations available. However, they all take a heavy toll on the environment. 


tole while attempting to rule the earth 


whole civilizations against all odds. 


These odds are the very aspect which 
maintains modern civilization and so, 
inevitably, you come up against a 
constant conflict of interests. There are 
three types of game scenario. 

The first is saving a world in which 


you must solve a man-made crisis which 
threatens civilization and the 
environment. Alternatively, there’s a more 
aggressive dictator role in which you 
compete to dominate the world by either 
economic or military initiative. 

But the most open-ended scenario is 
the ‘Create a World’ option in which your 
objective is to build and maintain 
civilization on planets with a variety of 
different environments, and you can even 


indeed most will have played one of the multitude of 
Now you have a chance to play a more responsible 


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set your own parameters.Whether save, 
create or rule with an iron hand, your 
obligation is to maintain the environment 
and to protect and sustain life. 7 

You will need to explore, which ou 
can do by moving around the terrain and 
you will learn how to identify, extract and 
use resources, 

Then the task of growth will have 
you planning, plotting and then building 
cities, developing technologies as well as 
planting and clearing forests. 

But whatever you do, you will have 
to balance the equilibrium of the world 
environment. 


OIL IN THE GULF 
There are many scenarios, such as Post 
Nuclear, in which you must drag 
civilization out of a nuclear winter and 
Post Industrial, which places you ina 
world almost totally destroyed by 
industrial pollution. 

In both of these you must re- 
establish the balance of the environment. 
There’s even a world that is spent and 
barren from continuous farming and 
harvesting, and by careful management 
you must regain the existing civilization 
and maintain it. 

As a usurper, intent on global rule, 
you must compete against and defeat a 
rival with similar industrial or military 
objectives, but your computer competitor 
will be intent on domination at all costs to 
the environment. 

A military initiative may have you 
guarding your people while ensuring that 
you have sufficient resources to preserve 
your environment. An __ interesting 
similarity is the damage done by the 
deliberately torched oil wells in the Gulf. 

If you choose to create a world, you 
begin with a green field planet with 
varying geographical and environmental 
characteristics, requiring many different 


For 200 years, industry of all kinds has caused 
immense damage to our planet. But it is only recently 
that we have attempted to address the situation — is 
it too little too late? Global Effect from Millennium 


fo 


gies and initiatives in the pursuit of 
Sablishing and preserving civilization. 
Global Effect is perhaps the most 
morough and realistic civilization game 
=ver produced. 
lt takes real aspects of human 
=sSvation and industrial effect, and turns 
mito a game which can best be 


described as a ‘planet care-taker game’. 
We are all merely caretakers of this 
planet, not owners! 

It's chillingly realistic! Will we have 
the initiative to make this world a safe 
place for our children and grandchildren? 

There’s an awful lot to be learnt from 
Global Effect! 


© 2 little known fact that many of our fantastic sunsets are caused by atmospheric 
pallztion — some of it caused by volcanoes and such like, but a lot of it by the 
Malestrial nations 


You launch a joint air and sea attack on an enemy installation. However, you wouldn't 
consider using tactical nuclear weapons for the obvious environmental reasons. Or 
would you...? 


13TH FEBRUARY-1 9TH FEBRUARY 1992 GAMES- 


This is where you can make some 
cash and give other readers a 
chance for a _ bargain by 
advertising any bits and bobs, 
consoles, computers, etc. that 
you don't need or want any more. 

We do not accept adverts for 
software formats (sales or swaps) 
that are copyable - that means 
disks and cassettes, and no trade 
ads either! 


* Mega Drive games wanted — pay £7 to £18 
for ones required, Phone (081) 871-9398. 


* 30 MS-Dos 3.3 disks for PC selling £5 each, 
all original and various other IBM software. 
All 5.25". Any PC. Contact tel: (0684) 298960. 
Ask for Kash after 6:30pm. 


« SWAP! Game Boy WWF, for any decent 
game. Write to: Jason Brown, 353 Haselbury 
| Road, Edmonton, London, N9 9AL. Include 
your phone number and address. 


¢For Sale: Magical Hat for Mega Drive + Jap 
Adaptor complete only £15, no offers. Write 
to: M.K. 7 Montgomery St, Sparkbrook, 
Birmingham, B11 1EN. This game is Japanese 


¢ Yo there! Would you swap my neat clean 
C64 Light Fantastic? Comes with 30 games, 
two carts, Robocop 2, Chase HQ 2, two 
joysticks, leads. Still boxed. For you £180 or 
swap. Phone Ray (081) 443-2484. 


° For Sale, Atari Lynx 2, mains adaptor, 
pouch and 2 great games ~ California Games 
and Ninja Gaiden. Worth over £200, sell for 
£140. Phone Southend (0702) 353471 after 
3pm. 


e Atari Mega 1 ST with Phillips 8833 
monitor, joysticks, mouse and 200 disks All 
for £400, May split, call James after 6pm, on 
(0580) 200070 also an Atari Portfolio Mini PC 
for £80, 


° For sale: English Sega Mega Drive. All 
cables and adaptor with 3 games including 
EA Ice Hockey, 2 months old, only £190, 
Phone Southend (0702) 353471 after 3pm. 


° Jap Mega Drive, plays all carts with 95% of 
games English text, with five games inc. 
Sonic, Fantasia. Fully boxed for £200 ono. 
Phone Gary (0742) 326293. Personal Stereo 
FREE! 


° Atari Lynx, PSU, Comlynx, four games, 
power adaptor and pouch. £130. Phone 
(0203) 332877 after 4pm. 


¢ WANTED: California Games, Xenophobe, 
Scrapyard Dog, Road Blasters & Gauntlet 3 
for Atari Lynx 2 — will pay £12. Tel (0569) 
62220 after 4pm. Ask for Neil. 


¢ Spectrum +2 for sale + 100 games including 
Robocop, Batman and Platoon. Joystick, 
leads and PSU for ONLY £110 ono. Phone 
(0753) 575008. 


| pede bemabeicarieen 


Post to: Games-X Classifieds, Europa House, Adlington Park, 


Macclesfield, Cheshire SK10 4NP. 
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Uncle X has his finger on the pulse of your 
( om needs. Write to: X-IT, Games-X, Europa House, 
Adlington Park, Macclesfield, Cheshire $K10 4NP. 


IT 


"'d be grateful if you could answer the 
following question... 

@ When the English Super Famicom is 
released in England will it be identical to 
the American Super NES ie will it run 
imported American software without an 
adapter? 

Marc Loyeau, Witney, 
Oxfordshire. 


The Super NES which is to arrive in the 
UK will be the Japanese version of the 
Super Famicom and not the American 
version as it said in X-it last week. 

Rumour has it that the Super NES 
will not be able to run existing Famicom 
software because of a security chip, 
which is predominantly designed to stop 
grey imports of games from the States. 

However, as with Sega, it is likely 
that someone will produce a security 
decoder cartridge so that Stateside- 
produced software works with the new 
machine. 


| would be grateful if you could tell me a 
bit about Virtual Reality. How much does 
it cost? Where can | get it from? and 
what games etc can | get to go with it? 
Jeff B. 


Well, if you’ve got in the region of 
ee ee ee 7 | 


Post code 


46 GAMES-X 13TH-19TH FEBRUARY 1992 


LEBER Recently, there have been 
letters from people who 
are considering buying an 
Amiga or an Atari STE. Each time 
you have said that the Amiga is 
better in all departments. 

This is true if you are talking 
about the FM, but the new E has 
exactly the same 8 channel stereo 
sound and hardware scrolling and 
blitter as the Amiga. 

The STE also runs slightly faster 
and costs less, but the best thing 
about the machine is that it is easier 
to program on and has brilliant built- 
in MIDI capabilities. | would be most 
grateful if you would do more justice 
to the STE. 

PS What is the point of people asking 
for a T-shirt when they don’t get one? 
Lewis Haag, Bingley, W Yorks. 


£17,000 under your mattress a basic 
Virtual Reality system could be yours. 
Failing that VR is spreading throughout 
the country. So get down to a arcade, 
you may be lucky. 

The variety of games available for 
Virtual Reality machines is increasing all 
the time. Last week John and Scoop 
went off to Goosegate in Nottingham to 
test the first RPG game on the system. It 
is called Legend Quest and they haven’t 
shut up about it since. In fact Scoop is 
convinced he’s still an elf — the tights 
aren't very flattering though, but he'll 
hear nothing said against them! Keep 
your eyes on Arcade Extravaganza for 
more info. 


What has been said in the past about 
the STE is that no matter what the 
machine's capabilities _ software 
houses do not take advantage of its 
enhancements as far as games are 
concerned. 

OK smarty, so | may have 
neglected the other areas you have 
mentioned, but any previous letters 
were looking at an STE primarily as a 
games machine. 

Not particularly bright are you? 
When someone asks for a T-shirt 
they don’t know that I'm going to say 
no. Sometimes |'m _ incredibly 


generous and send them the desired 
item, just like now! 


3. Do you know when Mario’s going to 
hit the screens of the wicked PC. 

PS | wouldn’t mind a T-shirt. 

PPS Dr X is very annoying. 


I’ve got loads of questions for ya! 
1. Is the game Steg going to come out 
on the IBM PC? If so, when and for how 
much dosh? 

2. You know that colour Game Boy you 
were talking about on the first page of 
Issue 40. Will it take the old Game Boy’s 
games and if so will it convert them into 
colour? 


What's your damage? (Excuse me? — 

IE Unc.) Since you've got the brains of a 

constipated rhinoceros, in Dr X’s own 

words, (Look Dawn, this letter isn’t shaping up too 

well — Unc) it would be nice of you to send me a T- 
shirt. 

My brother is Neal ‘Master of all Games’ 
Wright and he said he wasn’t gonna grovel. Well 
guess what, | will (things are looking up — Unc). | 
just wanna see the look on his face if | get a T- 
shirt and he doesn't. 

So please x1,000 send me one and in return 
you get a beautiful photo of me (beautiful? You're 
so funny — Doc) to adorn your tacky wallpaper with. What is your wallpaper like? 
Maybe it’s the old Paisley green stuff? 

Dawn ‘Miss High and Mighty’ Wright, Cranbrook, Kent. 


A constipated rhino indeed! Which planet are you from? You cannot possibly 
expect me to send you anything, least of all a T-shirt. Also there’s nothing wrong 
with green Paisley wallpaper, it’s been in the family for years. 

! suggest that you go away and learn some manners and then write again. Oh, 


! didn’t think much of your grovelling either. 


PPPS Please print this otherwise | might 
have to send a maich-box through your 
letterbox, full of man-eating killer 
peanuis. 
Michael Matthews, Beaconsfield, 
Bucks. 


No, no not the peanuts, anything but the 
peanuts! 
1, There are no plans as yet to bring 
Steg out on the PC. So you’ve got two 
choices: Wait for the PC version to 
appear, or go and buy another machine. 
2. The new hand held will be able to run 
the old black and white Game Boy carts. 
As for them being in colour — nice idea... 
but ’fraid not! 
3. We’ve only just heard the rumour that 
Mindscape has gained the rights to bring 
Vario onto the Amiga. 

As for the Italian plumber being 
vailable on the PC, no one is letting on 
tthe moment, but it is unlikely. 


=irst I'd like to say your mag is superb 
and although it’s quite a while ago, I’m 


going to tell you what | had for 
Christmas: Moonstone, Eye of 
Seholder and Alien Breed. | also got an 
Jograde for my Amiga as well. 

Now I’ve got to the bit where you 
answer my questions. (| knew the fun 
nad to end — Unc.) 
® Is it true that US Gold have earned 
the rights to bring out Sonic on the 
Amiga? 
® Pleeease could you send me issues 
20 and 21? Go on | really need them. 
® What is the best, Lemmings or Oh No! 
More Lemmings on the Amiga? 

PS | won't ask for a T-shirt because that 
would’be greedy as | have asked for 
those magazines. 

Dean Ealey, Waterloo, Liverpool. 


Sonic will eventually appear on the 
Amiga, US Gold cannot however begin 
work until Sega gives the go-ahead, 
when that will be is anyone’s guess. 

Oh No! More Lemmings! was 
bought out primarily as a data disk to 
keep Lemmings enthusiasts busy while 
they were waiting for Lemmings Il to 
arrive. It consists of 110 extra levels 
which do get extremely difficult. Don’t 
say you weren’t warned. 


the | 


Well if you really need those issues 
who am | to stand in your way, they're in 
the post. 


I've got a Lynx and I’m desperate to get 
a magazine which is exclusively for my 
machine. | mean there are loads of mags 
for Amiga owners and the same goes for 
ST owners and PC owners. Please, 
please, please help me. 

Roger Jameson, Lynxville, 
Lynxshire. 


Considering the amount of queries of this 
nature we’ve received recently, it seems 
Lynx owners are getting restless and are 
on the verge of revolution. 

Last week someone asked about 
the mag Atari Lynx User, we hadn't 
heard of it but news has reached the 
office that this mag does in fact exist. It’s 
a fanzine now up to issue four which is 
filled with reviews, tips and news about 
the Lynx. 

It costs 85p plus postage and 
packaging, or 50p if you include a SAE. 
So if you're interested write to 11 
Montgomery Drive, Spencers Wood, 
Reading, Berks RG7 1BG. 


TEAM TALK 


John has finally returned to the | 
office looking fit and well after 
three days of illness. Part of 
this suffering involved going to 
see Freddy’s Dead at the 
cinema! Nothing like wasting 
money to cheer you up. 

_ Fungus has been injured 
again, this time it is his darling 
right-hand ring finger that has 
been got at. Well, he just won't 
be told mot to play stupid 
games with big nasty roughie- 
toughie boys on Saturdays. 

The delicate Sport of Ten- 
pin howling 1s become all the 


on the ‘Neo. Geo he 
| made us all bounce valghaty 


was forced to raise a smilet 


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